Truro City Secures Promising Talent Dominic Johnson-Fisher from Whitehawk

In an exciting development for Truro City Football Club, the team has successfully completed the signing of the young and talented Dominic Johnson-Fisher from Isthmian League team Whitehawk. This move marks a significant step in Johnson-Fisher’s burgeoning football career.

At just 20 years old, Johnson-Fisher has already demonstrated his potential and skill in the 2023-24 season with Whitehawk. His journey in football began at Steyning Town, a team in the Southern Football Combination, where his impressive performance caught the eye of scouts and fans alike.

Hailing from Lewisham, Johnson-Fisher has made a substantial impact at Whitehawk, contributing to the team with 25 appearances this term and scoring three goals. His exceptional talent was on full display with a remarkable goal against Lewes in the FA Trophy, a performance that earned him the Goal of the Month accolade for Whitehawk in November.
Johnson-Fisher’s transition to Truro City has been seamless. He trained with his new teammates last Thursday and is set to make an immediate impact, being included in the squad for the upcoming home game against Braintree Town.

Paul Wotton, the boss at Truro City, expressed his enthusiasm about the signing on the club’s official website, trurocity.co.uk. He remarked on the club’s long-term interest in Johnson-Fisher, noting that while an earlier transfer did not materialise, the club is thrilled to have finally secured the deal.

Wotton highlighted Johnson-Fisher’s youth, enthusiasm, and unique skills that he brings to the team, particularly his pace and ability to manoeuvre past players. These qualities are seen as crucial additions to the squad, especially with the intensive schedule of games ahead.

With the club facing a packed fixture list, the addition of Johnson-Fisher is timely. Truro City is eager to integrate his talents into the team dynamics and is looking forward to seeing his contributions on the field.
The signing of Dominic Johnson-Fisher is not just a boost for Truro City in terms of talent but also signals the club’s commitment to nurturing young talent and enhancing its competitive edge in the league.